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Hurley IMPACT Group Make A Difference

December 20, 2018
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The Hurley High School IMPACT group helped pick up trash along a stretch of Highway 65 on Wednesday, December 12. Hurley, Hollister, Reeds Spring and Forsyth high schools adopted a two mile stretch of the highway just north of Branson. Hurley students Hailey Chamberlain, Clayton Tabor and Wyatt Pope, pictured above, from left to right, were among the students that participated last week.
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Hurley High School Principal Joey Little reports that the group ran out of bags and time, but Hurley students alone gathered 16 bags of trash.

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  • Inside This Week's Issue
    • Christmas Parades Start This Weekend
    • Package Thieves Caught, Public Vigilance Urged
    • Serious Injuries For Driver In Alleged DWI Crash
    • Hurley Christmas Lighting Draws Cheery Crowd
    • Annual Soils And Crops Conference Set For Jan. 2
    • Bowling Receives Senior Clerical Award
    • Reavis Family Thank You Note
    • Judge Rules Limited Liability Law Does Not Apply In Table Rock Lake Duck Tragedy
    • Route 76 Changes Coming To The Branson Area
    • Arvest Awards $500 To Blue Eye Teacher
    • Horn Pleads Not Guilty, Bond Set
    • Kimberling City Man Held After Escaping Patrol Vehicle
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